Major League Leaders Named For 1930s Season
From the Associated Press the American League leaders include Foxx leading in average with .388 and 149 RBIs, Manush and Johnson top hits, and Foxx 45 homers with Gehrig strong in several categories. In the National League Klein and Martin pace batting and runs, with Stein and Berger sharing home run and RBI marks, while pitching leaders include Grove and Cantwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Pitching Grove
Whitehill
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Giants
Berger
Braves
Medwick
Vaughan
P. Waner
Pirates
Stein
Frisch
Tinning
Cubs
Cantwell
Negro Teams To Play Tonight For Benefit Of Boy Scout Troops
The Greensboro Blue Sox face High Point Red Sox tonight at Willie Park at 8 30 for a charity game aiding two Negro Boy Scout troops. The matchup is described as even with a large crowd expected. Local line up lists Hoover at first, Mitchell second, Byrd third, Torrence short, Powell catcher, Gibson pitcher, Mar cum center, Johnson left, Blackman right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Park
Greensboro
Blue Sox
High Point
Red Sox
Hoover
Mitchell
Byrd
Torrence
Powell
Gibson
Marcum
Johnson
Blackman
Trophy Council To Hold Meet Tonight
Trophy council No. 29 Jr C U A M will meet in its hall over The Enterprise office. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend. There will be a general discussion of plans for building up the order with Councilman J G Workman in charge.
Textile plants await reaction to higher prices
In New York on September 14 1938 Cotton Textile Institute President George A Sloan says mills face higher costs from wage gains and shorter hours. He notes over 106000 additional workers employed in July and wages up 60 percent since April, while NRA campaigns aim to educate consumers on the risks of low prices and capital dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
NRA
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Sloan
Economic Planning and Fair Practice Agency
Foster mother charged over pins on boy’s mouth
Sacramento reports 4-year-old Erwin Anderson was restrained with two clothes pins on his tongue as a disciplinary measure. Foster-mother Eva Anderson 30 was arrested for alleged in human treatment after neighbors found the child sobbing and bruised on a sidewalk. Welfare officials moved to take the boys from the Anderson custody. Another item notes the patent office rule on perpetual motion filings requiring a working model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Erwin Anderson
Eva Anderson
Frank Gessner
Cer
Thenderson
Anderson Garage
Gessner
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Associated Press
Boy Scout Troops
AILLE
TOR
Eczema
Cuthura
Cuticura Olata
Henry Watson
Malone, Ky
Potter Drue & Chemical Corp
Maiden, Mass
Faille
Trophy Council
Frigidaire Corporation
Frigidaire
N. Main
Beeson Hardware CO
U. S. Patent Office
Baby
Mes
Bradfield
Astianta
Cea
Firestone
Vale
Firestone Sentinel
Nash
Ford
Firestone Courier
Ford _ Plyme
H.D
Firestone Aquarf
Chicago
McDonald’s Service Stores, Inc
North Main and
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